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Cataract surgery
Andrew Coombes and David Gartry. Published by BMJ Publishing
Group, 2003. ISBN 0-7279-1201-1. Contains 232 pages. Price GBP 60.00
This textbook on cataract surgery contains multiple colour
pictures and excellent drawings. It is designed for ophthalmology registrars in
training and for general ophthalmologists updating their knowledge.
The book is comprehensive in its scope. It is clearly
written and up to date. It is an exceedingly practical book and an excellent
training manual for our registrars. It is also a useful book for other
disciplines and allied health professionals to dip into to understand the
complexity of modern cataract surgery. It would be particularly useful for
anaesthetists and anaesthetic registrars and there is a good section on local
anaesthetic technique.
This has been an easy book to review. Put simply, it should
be owned by every registrar in ophthalmology in Australia and New Zealand and
they should use this as their core reference for learning cataract surgery. The
authors have comprehensively mastered their brief and are to be applauded for
it.
Mark Elder
Associate Professor in Ophthalmology Christchurch Hospital |
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